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Rosemont Junior High School

The Panther

1973

As we finish our first year in our completed building, I take this
opportunity to congratulate each student for his or her part in this
successful year. May happiness and prosperity follow each of you in
your future.

James E. Vass
Principal

Another year and another milestone
has gone by at Rosemont Junior High
School.

It has been indeed a great pleasure to
be a part of the administrative team
which has been working for your en-
richment and enjoyment. I consider it
my job to assist you with any problems
— my door is always open. Keep up the
good work.

Charles H. Williams
Assistant Principal

Theodore L. Coleman, Jr,
Assistant to the Principal

Faculty

English Department

Physical Education Department

James Whaley

Department Head
Jean Barham
Annette Brockett
James Davis

Meldine Maloney
Robert Nichols
James Smith
Edna Trotman

Science Department

Vivian West

Department head
Gail Aninowsky
Emily Apelt
Margaret Byrd
Mary Calloway

Marshall Ellis
Edna Oliver
Gary Powell
Christine Raab
Andrea Wallace

Judith West

Harriett Goodrich
Department Head
Gloria Creekmur
Betty Hannawalt
Billy Haskett
Thelma Holland

Elaine Hurwitz
Ellen Lyon
James Peddicord
Claudia Stephenson

Mathematics
Department

Homemaking
Department

Foreign
Language
Department

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Emily Bryant
Mildred Manger
Katherine McDaniel

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Augusta r^ischer
Department Head

Lois Gray
Edwin Gresham
Margaret Hohneke
Emogene McArtis
John McNeela

Nettie Sampson
Kathleen Nevin
Joycelyn Skinner
Marvin Wilson
Alma Windley

Bonnie Waldrop
Ellen Willner

William Ferguson

Milton Thornton

Connie Ray Yeatts

Robert Norville
Department Head

Industrial

Arts

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Department

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Social Studies Department

Art
Department

Sandy Baylor
Doris Murphy

Music Department

Howard Young
Department Head

Elaine Linyear
Choral Director

Ann Patterson
String Director

Guidance
Department

Mildred Perkins
Dorothy Sazio
Eugene Laughran
Sudie McCaskey
Guidance Clerk

John Osteen

Department Head
Daniel Baise
John Blackett
James Chambliss
Holland Ellis

Harriett Goodove
William Greene
Billie Taylor
Judith Thomson
Doris Wilson

Library
Staff

Margaret Adair

Patricia Smith

William Brunson
Department Head

Administrative Staff

Brenda Whitehurst
Clerk

Betty Winslow
Clerk

Belva Begnaud

Community

Worker

Joe Artman
Youth Bureau

Marva Alston
Clerk

Cassie O'Brien
Nurse

If you wish to see the busiest place in Rosemont Junior High
School, then visit the school office anytime. You'll notice the
phone in constant use, a line of student "visitors" to see Mr.
Williams, parents and business representatives waiting. The
student population therein changes rapidly, each person coming
and going with his or her individual business.

It takes patience, perseverance and steady nerves, but our staff
gets the job done efficiently every day.

Custodians
and Cafeteria
Staff

Barbara Tuck
Dietician

Audrey Andrews
Aline Crawford
Helen Crawford
Rosa Coleman
Carrie Dabney

Virginia Frazier
Evelyn Garris
Lillie Gordon
Margaret Sullivan
Odessa Walston

Custodians: Matthew Paige and Joseph Long

Taste as good as they smell ! !

Spring of 1972

Model Democratic Convention

On April 17, 1972, the eighth grade classes of Mr. Baise
held a model Democratic Convention in the auditorium. It
looked very much like an actual convention. The party
platform was read, ammended by floor discussion, and then
approved by voice vote. Next came the nominating
speeches, each one followed by noisy demonstration in sup-
port of the candidate. Balloting began during the fifth bell.
Governor Wallace took an early lead, but at the end of
balloting no candidate had sufficient majority. As sixth
bell closed, the Muskie camp conceded in the interests of
party unity, and the nomination went to Senator Mc-
Govern.

Brian Mangum Convention Chairman

Kathy Rickert Convention Vice-Chairperson

Ben Goggin Campaign Manager for Humphrey

Scott Sagester Campaign Manager for McGovern

Ronnie Hughes Campaign Manager for Muskie

Stephen Rosenfeld Campaign Manager for Wallace

Mr. Baise reviews convention procedure before the opening.

Muskie concedes! That means McGovern is nominated !.

Seventh bell — all quiet now.

Spring of 1972
ITT

Performing Chorus

Seventh Grade Chorus

Spring
Choral
Concert

On May 25, 1972, the Rosemont
Junior High School Chorus pre-
sented the annual spring concert.
The chorus performed a variety of
musical pieces, including anthems,
spirituals and popular songs. Piano
accompianists were Mr. Marshall
Ellis, guest Albert Vann and
Student Charles Van Horn. Martha
Rhyme was the guitarist and Mitch
Frazier accompanied on the drums.

Mrs. Linyear was very proud of
her chorus and received a standing
ovation from the parents. Mrs.
Waldin, the Music Department
Head, said the performance was
better than some Senior High
School Groups.

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Christina Abbott
Andee Abramson
Alex A cost a
Terri Adaras
Charles Adler

John Akins
George Allison

Phyllis Alston
Tom Armengol
Cheri Arnold
Jqhn_Arriold
SteveAtkins"

Spencer Autrey

Dean Bagby

Aubrey Bailey

Jeffrgy Baker

Debbie Ballheim
Ronald Barber
Darvl Barnes

Kathleen Barnett
Aubrey Barrow
Debra Basnight
Patricia Beckett
Cathy Belvin

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Jonnie Mae Bouser
Mary Boykins
Cathy Prahan| ^

Francis Bracey
Joe Bradberry
Donna Bray
Michael BrinkJey
Susan Broome

Deborah Brown
Lorita Brown
Peggy Brown
Mary Bruton
Sheila Buckner

Esther Buechner
'Beverly Burgess
Franklin Burrus
Jay Burton
Katrisa Burton

Teresa Butts
Paula Cadorette
Felicia Caple
James Carr
Angel Castillo

Frederick Chapman
Patsy Chappell
Andre Cheatham
Shelia Church
Thomas Clayton

JoEllen Cleek
Anna Clemenger
David Code
Clifton Coleman
Willie Coley

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Joyce Collins

Glenn Colona

Kevin Conyers

Lori Cooke

Roxanne Copelantl

Genelva Crandall

Joseph Cullen

Daphne Davis

Bernard Davenport

John Davis

Moses Davis

Nancy Decker

Ionia Deloatch

J. J. Derricott

Melvin Dixon

One pound of learning requires ten pounds of common sense to apply it. — Persian Proverb

Dorothy Doyle
Phyllis Drummond
Debbie Duncan
Craig Dunning
RonirnrDunphy

Sharon Eason
Cassandra Eaves
Jeffery Edler
Kelley Edwards
Ernest Edler

Lorraine Eskridge
Freddie Etheridge
Leroy Etheridge
Kai Faison
Caladia Faulkner

Lori Feinhor
Jo Ann Ferebee
Herbert Ferguson
Cathy Ferraro
Charles Fisher

Ninth Grade

Julie Grimes
Laura Gross
Phyllis Hale
Sally Hamel
Susan Hamel

Helen Hanson
HUtJaHarias
RicKyTTarris
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Gloria Harvev

Ninth Grade

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Ninth Grade

Douglas Jones
5!red Jones
JofiTmie-Jenes
Renissa Jones
Shirley Jones

ShsilaJordan
Dennis Joyner
Sharon Juniper
Kevin Kane
Janet Kaplan

Daniel Kelley
FatKelley
ChgrtesSCerfoot
Biliy_KWd-
Cheryl Knight

Deborah Knight

Herman Kramer

Jerome Lamb

Helen Lambert

Jeffery

Ronnie Lassister

James Lassley

Daniel Laswell

Stephen Lawe

Aaron Lawrence

The is so much good in the worst of us, and so much bad in the best of us, that it behooves all of us not to talk about the rest of <
Robert Louis Stevenson

Valrie Lieurance

Geryl Liles

Sabina Lind

Barry Uvingston-

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Alan Lovitt

Anne Luhring

Deanna McCabe

Greg McCart-y

Flora MacDonald

Fa ye McKee

Clay Macaw-

Calvin Madison

Sheree Madison

Annette Majors

Dale Majors

Diane Mallard

Brian Mangum

Angela Mason

Joe Melvin

RobertMiller

~ErneiTMills

LeslieMiln£

ChristieMTToni

Michael Montague

A man cannot utter two or three sentences without disclosing to intelligent ears precisely where he
stands in life — Emerson

B ar-feartrMooTc
Charles Moore
Katherine Morris
Robert Morris
Jeffrey Morse

Joyce Mosley
Derek Mungo
Pam Myers
Rhonda Nanry
Debbie Neal

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Ninth Grade

Anthony Newkirk
Mary Newkirk
Billy Nickens
BejJb Nivon
Gregory Norris

Lettie Norris

TVgpy (rUripn

Peggy Olson
Kahdi Orhns
Don Oropesa

Steve Owens
Kenneth Pace
Herman Page
Cora Parham
Brenda Parker

Vivian Parker

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Michael Parsons
Beni Partin
Melinda Patterson

John_Eeese
Stanley Peters
Archie Phillips
Angela Poarch
Yves Pollart

Melvin Pollock
DeborahPotler
PamelaPriee
Margaret Puryear
Janet Pyron

Carolyn Queen
Clinton Quinn
Manila RaBy

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JoeJiey«s— ^

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Alan Rice

Stephen Rice

Katln Rickert

Carla Rick>

Garnet Ricks

Clara Riddick

Peggie Riddick

Becky Roberts

Esther Robinson

Reginald Robinson

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StepRenRosi

Katrina Ross
David Roulhac

Toby Rubin

Jacqueline Sachs

Scott Sagester

Brenda Salzberg

Dorothv Sandstorm

There is no royal road to anything. One thing at a time, and all things in succession. That which
grows slowly endures. — J. G. Holland

Mary Saula
John-Saujiders
Ken Saundsxs_
Susan Scheier
\ ivian Scott

Keith Sears
Alvin Shannon
Timmy Shepherd
Paula Sherwood
Tracee Shields

John Shook
Mark Simpson
Catherine Skinner
Curtis Skinner
Joyce Skinner

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Ninth Grade

Scott Tabakin

Terri Tavss

Cheryl Taylor

John Taylor

John Teed

Estelle Thomas
Steve Thomas
Whaylon Thomas
Calvin Thompson
Percell Thompson

Sidney Thompson
Cheryl Thornton
jipToleman
Linda 1 yson
Ruth Ullom

Marshall UmstoL.
EhrrTdrell Vaughan
Shirleen Vaughan
Angelo Walker
Belinda Walker

Diane Walker

Jejry_-Walker

Lucinda Walker

Sherrie Walker

Pat Walsh

Lee Washington
Danny Wasserman
Joni Weber
Randy Weber
Cleties Welch

Debbie Wenzel

Anthony White

Brenda White

Regina White

Shelia White

Pamela Whitley
Ralph Whitley

Ninth Grade

Deborah Wiggins
Alton Williams
Charles Williams

Kenny_Williams
LaVerrTWilliams
Tanna Williams

Michael Wisoff

Scott Wisoff

Roberta Wolfrey

RobttTVi/ood

Ronnie Woodhouse

Gussie Wright

Nathaniel Yancey

Christos Zografos

Howard Hall

Jerri Allen
Michael Almond

Alan Banks
Arthur Banks

Angela Barksdale

Eighth Grade

Pamela Battle

Selma Baum

Windell Baynard Barbara Bibbins

Judy Billips Renee Blackwell

Celeste Bracey Sharon Bramblett Aaronetta Branch

Gwendolyn
Brantley

Valerie Bratton Vickie Brezina

Sherry Brickey
Beverly Bridgeforth
Wanda Britt
Debi Broadnax
Elizabeth Brodsky

Anthony Brooks

Cheryl Brown

Joe Brown

Lolitta Brown

Shelia Brown

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A great many people think they are thinking when they are really rearranging their prejudices —
Edward R. Murrow

Sherrie Brown
Wendolyn Brown
Karen Buckwalter
Lance Burchfield
Robert Burroughs

Elizabeth Burrus
Annette Burston
Darrek Burton
Karen Butts
Matt Byrum

Dale Carballo
Jackie Carr
Raymond Carrington
Dana Carter
Eva Castillo

Remember, every time you open your mouth to talk, your mind walks out
and parades up and down the words — Edwin H. Stuart

Kevin Chapman

Lee Chapman

Roger Clark

Jan Chovitz

Christopher Code

Marsha Coleman

Mike Coleman

Dorothy Colona

Sheryl Colyer

Lauree Condon

Cheryl Copeland

Larry Coren

Kenny Coston

Gerald Cox

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Ricky Crain
Carol Cramer
William Crandall
Pauline Dahlin
Joseph Daughety

Sheila Daughety
Ronald Davis
Danny Dechert
Melissa Decker
Dodd Defibaugh
Edward Dickens

Patsy Evans

Judy Dicks

Denise Ewing

Pat Fletcher

Arlene Dorsey

Susan Fadness

Cliff Flowers

Doris Drew

Dora Fallas

Lori Forsyth

Debbie Dotson

Alick Fallin

Gerald Foster

Ronald Drewitt
Mary Dunn

Yolanda
Featherston

Debbie Fefer

Rnan rplnman

Gregory Frazier
Helen Freeman

Rhonda Earwood

Ann Ewdards

Sandra Ellis

Eileen Ellison

Herman Epps

Debby Etheridge

Mary Fields
Bonnie Fine
Keith Fischer
Kathyl

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Grade

Julia Fulghum

Marcia Futterman

Juliet Gainer

Carolyn (Gardner

Stev£_Glover -
Stephen Goldsbgxr
Greg Goodbread
Curtery Goodwin

Napoleon Graves
Pertenia Graves
Cynthia Green
Marilyn Green

Maurice Green
Darlene Gregory
Anthony Griffin
Centenial Griffin

Allen Groom
Be~c1ty Ouillot
Jeff^S-aitlcS "
Ricky Haley

Donna Hallenbeck
Mike Hamel
Mona Hansley
Phyllis Harps
Darlene Harrell

Mary Honious
Gale Hovey
Jeanetta Hunter
Paul Huskey
Davis Ingram

Donna Jackson

Robert Jackson

Pamela James

Susan Jarrett

Rosalyn Jenkins

Beth Koonan
Rose Krivjansky
Brian Langowski
Nathaniel Langston
McKinley Lassiter

Gwendolyn Lathan
Joseph Lawrence
Carol Lee
Edwin Lee
Tammy Lee

Susan Leibowitz
Christi Leverette
Tina Lewis
Deanna Long
Melvin Long

Eighth Grade

Ricky Luhring
Theresa Lunsford
William Machen
Denise Mack
Crystal McClain

Be yourself, there is no one better suited for the job — R. Digest

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Alveria McClinton
Debora McCoy
Eunice McDonald
Deidre McDougall
Vickie Mcintosh

Duane McKay
Elwin Majors
Alfred Malin
Larry Manalo
Benita Manley

Clifford Marlowe
Bruce Marshall
Vernon Mason
KejthMatthews
Marcel"

Gary Maye
Jessie Maye
Johnny Mayo
Larry Mayo
Walter Mebane

Leon Medley
Kirk Melvin
Kathy Michaelides
Michele Cherry
Angelia Miloni

Tammy Monroe
TflQPt Moody
Raymond Moody
Alton Moore
Anita Moore

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Edward Morrison
Elizabeth Morrison
Gene Mozelle
Michael Myers

Benita Moore
Denise Moore
Gwen Moore
Harold Moore
Karmel Morris

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Donald Nixon
Montze Norman

Sandra Newton
Patricia Nichols

Eighth Grade

John Opfar

Cheryl Owens

Gregory Owens

Mai>Paetaold

Rosita Parham

Susie Parker

Joel Parks

John Partain

Bobi Partin

Linley Patterson

William Peebles

Gail Pepper

Diana Perham

Roberta Perkins

Steven Perlman

Debbie_Sh£aJx
Tei'fylShepherd
Shelia Sherwood

Nancy Shook

Marquerite Simms

Larry Simpson

Pam Simpson

Cindy Soelberg

Kevin Spruel

Eighth Grade

Terry Srock

Nancy Staley

Gregory Stephen

Donnavan Stith
Jerrell Stokes

Slfan Stro"tmQ"
Carolyn Stricklin

Sandra Strom
Don Sutherland

Lossie Taylor
Sharon Taylor

Virginia Szczepaniak
Frank Taylor

Gail Teed
Ronald Terpening

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Craig Thomas Georgia Thompson Nancy Todd Ricky Turner

Pat Thomas Karen Thompson Donna Truce David Tyson

Carolyn Thompson Virginia Thumm Carolyn Tucker Laura Vanderploeg

Dottie Vencill William Waddill

Vickie Vineyard Benjamin Walker

Joey Vlk Mary Walsh

Eighth Grade

Jean Warner
Donna Webb
Dickie Wedeman
Robin Weinstein

Marion West

Denise Weston
Bobby White
Joyce White
Keith White

Elvis Whitfield

Eric Whitfield
La Verne Whitley
Bridgette Whitney
Marshall Wiggins

Raymond Wiggins

Terry Wiggins
Robert Wilkinson

Eddie Williams
Henry William

Eighth Grade

Alton Williams
Dee Ann Williams

Larry Williams
Linda Williams

Sheila Williams
Alton Willie
Edna Willis
Gloria Wilson

Never give a man up until he has failed at something he likes — Lewis E. Lawes

Karen Wilson

Nancy Winslow

Eugene Winters

Karen Woodie

Molly Woolard
Barbara Wright

Tammy Yohe
Mary Young

George Wright
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Patrick Young
Fred Zinsmeister

Joseph Adair Stephanie Adler Loriann Allen Susan Alphin Barbara Anthony Shirley Anthony-

William Batts

Cynthia Baum

Viola Baxter

Brenda Bennett

Seventh Grade

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Patricia Bennett

V icki Beslow

Lorenzo Blackwell

Cynthia Blizzard

Donald Blum
Darlene Boomer

Piane Booth

Julie Boughey

Shirley Braswell

Brenda Braxton

Roger Bp«jts
Robert Brezina

Darnell Bright

James Bright

Angela Brink! ey

Anita Brit t
Cynthia Brooks
Sammv Brooks

Jonathan Rrondv

Tring Brown

Gl*enn Buckner

Alonzo Bullock

Patricia Burgess

Pat Burghart

Claudia Burke
Nancy Burke
Rosemary Burke
George Calloway
James Campbell
Marian Canoles

Vanessa Capehart

E d w ard Capps

Richard Carr

Kevin A. Carter

Janet Castelow

George Catherines

Kenneth Centjers
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Barbara Clark
Joseph Clark

Winston Chelf

Bridgette Cherry

Linda Cherry

Seventh
Grade

Lewis Davenport

Leon Davis

Theresa Davis

Wayne Davis

Lisa De Lumpa

Karl Denison

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Michael Dimnicki

Sylvia Dorsey

Kenneth Douglas

Tracey Dunn

Janice Dunning

Ernest Early

Seventh
Grade

Donna Eure

Jeffiu^-Evaa.-

Sharnella Ewing

Velda Faulkner

Valerie Ferebee

Terrie Earwood
Ruby Edler
Daney Estep

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Big shots are only little shots who kept shooting — Christopher Morley

Robert Finch
Dwain Fisher
Bruce Fleet
Nellie Foy
Kimberly Frazier

Debby Freeman
Patrice French
Steven Friedman
Herman Futrell
Maxie Futrell

Carl Gage
Mark Gage
James Garret
Cynthia Gary
Torbert Gilliam

Alan Glaser

Loree Glisson

Paul Glover

Randy Goggin

Carolyn Goodman

Darlene Goodman

Larry Goodman

Gerald Gordon

Melody Graves

Valerie Graves

Tami Greenberg

Kim Gregory

Louis Griffin

Sherrie_£riffio

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Regines Hines
Gary Hitsman
Towanna Hodges
Larry Hoffman
Patricia Hofler

Angela Holloway
Betty Holloway
Suzanne Hopkins
Francis Howell
Joann Hudgins

Charles Hudson
Mark Hughes
Isodare Humphrey
Valencia Hunter
Barbara Jackson

Darlene Jackson
Maria Jackson
Wayne James
Renee Jay
Joyclyn Jenkins

Seventh
Grade

Kathleen Kelley
Shelton Knight
Alice Kramer
Robert Krausse
Henrietta Lambert

Michael Larsen
Glennis Latham
Sharon Lawe
Myra Lawrence
Joan Layne

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Angela Lee
Debra Levangie
Lester Levertt
Robert Lewis
Regina Lightfoot

The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable
him to put the other somewhat higher — Thomas Huxley

Keith Lockett

Diane Loftin

Lillie Lyles

Diana Mack

Hannah Mackey

Pat Mc Cabe

Valerie Mc Clain

Randal Mc Coy

Ramion Mc Donald

Mary Mc Intosh

Robert McKee

Windie Marshall

Kim Mason

Pamela Mason

Ronald Mason

Betty Minnick
Curtis Mitchell
Felton Mitchell
Rachel Mitchell
Darrell Monroe

ShaFoTTMsTTSon —
Frances Montague
Linda Moody

Cheryl Moore
Marva Moore
Richard Moore

Robert Moore
Malcolm Moorman
Debra Morris

Lillian Morris Stanley Moye Pamela Murphy

Denise Myers Carol Nanry Cheryl Neal

James Newkirk

Benjamin Newsome

Bradley Nickens

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Josephine Ore

Leonard Ore

Wayne Overby

Michael Page-

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Dora Parham

Seventh Grade

Oscar Parham
Christopher Parker
Lester Parker

Terry Parker
Diana Parson
Ronald Patterson

Reginald Randall

Valerie Randall

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Ras Raney

Sharon Ratliff

Sherrie Rice
Marcia Richard
Lesley Ricks
Adrian Riddick
Cynthia Riddick

Mike Shepherd
Annette Shields
Andre Shoulders
Thomas Shoulders
Christopher Simpson

Marilyn Skinner
Robin Slone

Charles

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Ramona Smallwood
Anthony Smith

Robert Smith
Sandra Smith

Seventh Grade

Valerie Stancil
Marius Starke

Cheryl Stockdill
Brenda Stone

Willie Stovall
Terri Sullivan

Little progress can be made by merely attempting to repress wbat is evil; our great hope lies in de-
veloping what is good. — Calvin Coolidge

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Billy Sutphin

Paul Svobda

Robert Tamplet

Robert Taylor

Michelle Thibeault

Robert Thomas

Charles Thompson

Kim Thompson

Kathy Todd

Debbie Turner

Joycelyn Turner

Sylvia Turner

Ramona Twine

Gregory Upshaw

Yvette Uzzle

Ellen Vanderploeg

Michael Vaught

Eartha Walden

Carol Walker

Elaine Walker

Janet Walker

Linwood Walker

Alfred Walton

Letrell Washington

Dennis Wedll

Carlton West

Karla Weiner

Vicki Weir

Paul Wells

Lavier Wheaton

Gale White

Valerie White

Gregson-Wlmfey

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Gene Whittle

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Seventh Grade

Linda Wiggins
Rae Wiggins

Glenn Wilder
Clarence Willey

Brenda Williams
Felicia Williams

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SCA Officers

Ninth Grade SCA

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Heated, left to right: Barbara Wright, Parliamentarian; Audrey
lohnson. Vice-president; Beni Partin, President; Phyllis Al-
ston, Recording Secretary; Susan Howse, Treasurer; Jan
■ tloody, Corres. Secretary. Standing: Mr. Ellis, Sponsor; Tommy
\rmengol, Sgt at Arms.

Front, left to right: Cheryl Taylor, Ronnie Barber, Kirsten
Johnson, Cauladia Falkner. Rear: Cheryl Knight, Gail Foster,
Kathy Rickert, Brian Mangum, Peggy Brown, Lisa Sutphin,
Suzanne Dalby, Ben Coggin, Christy Miloni, Mark Simpson.

Seventh Grade SCA

Eighth Grade SCA

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Front, left to right: Napoleon Graves, Ricky Luhring, Carolyn
Gardner, Sheila Daughety. Second row: Gwen Morris, Denise
Mack, Lawada Poarch, Debra Person, Eva Castillo, Laura For-
sythe. Back row: Alveria McClinton, Pam James, Cheryl
Collier.

Front, left to right: Leslie Leverette, Robert Krause, Curtis
Whitley, Edward Capps. Middle row: Tracy Dunn, Linda
Moody, Robert Tamplet, Brenda Williams, Lisa DeLumpa,
Andrea Perlin, Karen Rubin. Rear: Maria Jackson, May Wood,
Angela Lee, Letrell Washington, Michelle Pope, Vanessa
Capehart, Isabel Pilon, Kim Price.

Panther

Yearbook

Staff

Seated, left to right: Gale Hovey, Jan Chovitz, Kathy Flagg, Janet Moody,
Susan Streetman. Second row: Bonnie Fine, Laura Vanderploeg, Mona
Hansley, Julia Fulghum, Rickv Luhring, Renissa Jones, Fred Chapman.
Back Row: Howard Gofus, Managing Editor; Michael Stancil, Barry Liv-
ingston, Geryl Liles, Craig Stein, Yves Pollart, Anne Luhring.

Library Aides

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Library Cadets

First row: Daisy Williams, Brenda Williams. Second row: Karen
Prizzi, Cynthia Blizzard, Juane Jordan, Gary Johnson, Jan Dunning.
Third row: Terri Sullivan, Kelly Royall, JoAnn Hudgins, Tom Whi-
taker, William Batts, Given Pritchard, Henrietta Lambert.

*Jj First row, left to right: John Davis, John Arnold.
Second row: Bobby Burroughs, Kevin Kane,
Sharon Taylor, Julia Fulghum. Third row: Linda
Williams, John Shook, Sandy Eaves, Terry House.

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Ping Pong Tournament

r\.l f* 1 Winner: John Saunders

Vtn VrrBCie Runner-up: Ken Saunders

Ninth Grade Winner
John Saunders

Ninth Grade Winner
Geryl Liles

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8th Grade »»"-l,"-'»l»i««i"'

tunner-up: Aubrey Johnson

9th Grad

Winner: Geryl Liles
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7-1 r^ J Winner: Mark Gage

7th Grade r,

tunner-up: Ricky Stith

8th Grad

Winner: City Champ Elizabeth
e Burrus

Runner-up: Audrey Johnson

Activity in this years ping pong tournament was loud and
fast. From a whole gymnasium filled with flying white
spheres, the competition quickly narrowed down to the final-
ists. Those pictured are the winners and runners-up for each
grade level. Congratulations to the champions. Elizabeth
Burrus, the eighth grade champion, went on to win the city-
wide competition for eighth graders.

7th Grad

Winner: Kim Gregory
e Runner-up: Nancy Burke

Volley Ball Champions

Ninth Grade Boys

James Gray spikes the ball for his team enroute to the ninth Front row, left to right: Glenn Colona, Charles Fisher, Bernard

grade championship. Davenport, Herbert Ferguson. Second row: Anthony White,

James Gray, Howard Giddings, Charles Adler.

Eighth Grade Boys """* gsp';::;

Front row, left to right: George Hawkins, Phillip Johnson,
Garry Maye. Second row: Aubrey Johnson, Darrek Burton,
Robert Jackson.

Darrek Burton awaits set-up from Robert Jackson during the
eighth grade championship game.

Ninth Grade Girls

Eighth Grade Girls

Seventh Grade Girls

Front, left to right: Phyllis Alston, Kir-
sten Johnson. Rear: Angela Grimes,
Kitty Morrison, Debbie Ballheim. Miss-
ing: Geryl Liles.

Front, left to right: Gail Hovey, Susan
Jarrett, Sherrie Brown, Rear: Eliza-
beth Burrus, Gwen Morris, Belinda
Robertson.

Front, left to right: Michele Pope,
Regina Lightfoot, Rae Wiggins. Rear:
May Wood, Eartha Walden, Rachel
Mitchell. Missing: Nancy Burke.

Michele Pope returns the ball as her
team mates back her up.

May Wood sets up for a spike by Nancy Burke.

Cheryl Taylor
Ninth grade

Girls Tumbling Champions

Ninth Grade

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Susan J arret I
Eighth grade

First place: Sue James — center. Second place: Sue James performs during ninth grade

Debbie Ballheim — right. Third place: Geryl competition.

Liles — left.

Eighth Grade

Regina Hines
Seventh grade

First place: Cheryl Brown — center. Second
place: Susan Ridgwell — left. Third place:
Pamela Simpson — right.

Cheryl Brown completes a "snap-up".

*^**.. .„- -

Rosemont Hosts 1972

On February 20 through February 22 the City-wide Intramu-
ral Tournament for boys was held at Rosemont. The contestants
represented Rosemont, Northside, Campostella, Ruffner and
Willard Junior High Schools. Rosemont participated in all
events and classes. In basketball, the eighth grade team became
champions, the seventh grade team finished second and the
ninth graders finished third in their division.

In wrestling, three Rosemonters reached the finals. Pat Walsh
became champion in the 161-175 lb. weight class and Ronnie
Friedman won the 86-100 lb class. In tumbling, Malcolm
Moorman won for the seventh grade.

Big Jimmy Gray stresses strong desire as Rosemont takes
third in the ninth grade competition.

Billy Machen tries to complete a three point play.

James Hofler tries hard to keep the Panthers on top, as
Ronnie Lassiter heads for the rebound.

Mark Gage goes high for two in the seventh grade finals.

1973 City-wide Intramural Tournament

Pat Walsh enroute to the city-wide championship in his weight
class.

Ronnie Friedman demonstrated his championship form as
he wins his final match.

Mat Byrum drives opponent to the mat.

Jeff Guillot braces himself for the referees signal.

Girls Tumbling Team

Front row: Susan Ridgwell, Janice Dunning. Kathy Flagg. Marian Canoles,
Pam Simpson, Deanna Long, Karen Wilson. Second row: Susan Jarrett.
Janet Moody, Karen Reighard, Ruby Edler, Karen Butts, Sherrie Brown,
Julie Grimes, Susan Fadness, Cynthia Riddick. Third row: Geryl Liles,
Renissa Jones, Eartha Walden, Debbie Ballheim.

Jerome Lamb Centenial Griffin

City-wide punt, pass City-wide punt, pass

and kick champion. and kick champion,

ninth grade division. eighth grade division

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What Happens in a Panther Court

Prosecutor questions defendant John Jones (Opfar).

The judge has called the two attorneys to the front for
warning: "Conduct should be dignified."

On December 7, 1972, Mr. Chambliss' second bell Social
Studies class acted out a court trial concerning the arrest of two
boys, in: "What Should You Do When a Policeman Makes a Mis-
^^^^^^ take'.-'*'

The two boys were accused of running a red light, and
W subsequently for resisting arrest. The boys felt they were in-
nocent, and so they gave the officer a hard time by calling
names, etc.

At the trial one of the defendants was found guilty of running
the red light and of resisting arrest. He got a $50.00 fine. The
other defendant was convicted only of running the red light. All
participants performed well.

Judge Deanna Long

Officer Sellers Steve Perlman

Defendant John Opfar

Prosecutor Cheryl Brown

Defense Attorney Lawada Poarch

— Lawada Poarch

Defense attorney is questioning her client to prove his innocence.

Prosecutor attempts to make the defendant testify against him-
self. Defense attorney is objecting.

The defense attorney sums up for the defense. Jury in the
background.

The 1973 Hall of Fame

Most Likely to Succeed

Mitch Frazier and Phyllis Alston

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